Family medicine and the unfair exclusion of subspecialization: a bias that we must correct?

2025, Number 2

Arch Med Fam 2025; 27 (2)

Therán LJS, Hernández NJA, Dulcey SLA, Gómez AJA

Language: Spanish
References: 5
Page: 55-56
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